At one time, Mitch Albom was the student - both literally and proverbially - in a now-famous paradigm with his then-Brandeis University professor, Morris S. Schwartz. Morrie, as the world has come ...

Bestselling author Mitch Albom of Detroit, perhaps best known for "Tuesday with Morrie," reveals to Fox News Digital why he wrote a new novel, "The Little Liar," set in the Holocaust in WWII.

Mitch Albom's latest book, "The Little Liar," doesn't attempt to sort out who's right and who's wrong in the major debates of our times. However, ...

And then, Albom wrote a book: "Tuesdays with Morrie." You may have heard of it. Koppel said, "You're a good writer, Mitch; but you're not Mark Twain, for God's sake.

Author Mitch Albom was among a group of 10 Americans rescued Tuesday from Port-au-Prince, Haiti, where gangs have plunged the country into lawlessness, orchestrating prison breaks, ...

Mitch Albom’s new novel, “The Little Liar” is inspired by true events. It begins with an 11-year-old boy named Nico Krispis who has never told a lie in his life. When the Nazis invade his ...

Mitch Albom’s new novel, “The Little Liar” is inspired by true events. It begins with an 11-year-old boy named Nico Krispis who has never told a lie in his life.

Author Mitch Albom, who runs an orphanage in Haiti, said he was among 10 people rescued from the violence-ridden nation early Tuesday morning by a U.S. congressman who has led similar evacuation ...

Albom will speak Dec. 3 at the Greater Naples Jewish Book Festival.. How 'The Little Liar' is different from other Holocaust books "I'd always been looking for a story set during World War II and ...

Mitch Albom has sold over 40 million copies of his books in the last 25 years with new classics such as "The Five People You Meet in Heaven" and "Finding Chika." However, the book that began this ...

Now, Mitch Albom is releasing a new book. Award-winning journalist and best-selling author Mitch Albom’s new book is called “The Little Liar”. Ahead of its release, Albom appeared on “Live ...

Noted writer and philanthropist Mitch Albom gave a talk in Stuart Wednesday about the evil in human hearts. Then he offered a message of forgiveness.